Sentence examples for perhaps more simplified from inspiring English sources
The criteria used to define intravascular catheter-related infection are difficult to apply; perhaps more simplified methods of surveillance that rely entirely on objective criteria would be a better option [ 8].
However, all of these characters appear in the Ogcocephaloidei and Ceratioidei to represent simplified or reductive trends, which are perhaps more likely to have occurred convergently, and the resulting homoplasy may undermine the robustness of the phylogenetic hypotheses based on morphology [ 77].
Perhaps more importantly than these cosmetic tweaks, the new AOL Mail is offering users a vastly simplified user interface with options for mini-apps to better access services like your contacts, calendar, and messaging services.
As has also been noticed by other authors, Schön is perhaps more rational than he claims to be (see in Hébert 2015), and although his model should not be seen as a simplified linear view of how professionals deal with surprises, it is helpful to try and understand which steps exactly are involved (Schön 1983: 68 69; Schön 1987: 26 29).
Perhaps more than appears.
Perhaps more significantly, they have different legends.
Facebook promises a more simplified advertising experience and introduces hashtags.
"They're the same idea as the gladiator," she said, "but far more simplified".
The masses of ordinary people are viewing the issue in a far more simplified way.
